Field Demonstrations of Technologies for Treatment of Contaminated Groundwater Plumes

SERDP and ESTCP have funded research and demonstrations for treatment of contaminated groundwater for over 20 years. In more recent years, these demonstrated technologies have been transitioned for use throughout the DoD. This session will highlight recent field demonstrations of contaminated groundwater characterization and treatment. Specifically, this session will provide a DoD perspective of groundwater treatment and present demonstration projects that cover issues dealing with remedial amendment delivery, treatment of complex media including fractured rock matrices, and characterization of degradation pathways for evaluation of natural attenuation.

Session Chair: Dr. Charles Schaefer, CDM Smith
Introduction by Session Chair	Dr. Charles Schaefer, CDM Smith
Groundwater Contamination: The Navy's Perspective	Dr. Ramons Iery, Naval Facilities Engineering and Expeditionary Warfare Center (NAVFAC EXWC)
Managing 1,4-Dixoane Contamination in Groundwater: The Role of Natural Attenuation	Dr. David Adamson, GSI Environmental, Inc.
Characterization of Mass Transfer Properties Controlling Back Diffusion from Electrical Measurements During Tracer	Dr. Lee Slater, Rutgers University
Electrokinetic Enhanced Amendment Delivery - Current Successes and Future Research Directions	Dr. Silvia Mancini, Geosyntec Consultants
Field Demonstration of the Horizontal Reactive media Treatment Well (HRX Well(r)) for Effective Long-Term Mass Discharge Reduction	Dr. Craig Divine, ARCADIS
Aerobic Cometabolic Treatment of Contaminant Mixtures: Are Multiple Primary Substrates Better than Just One?	Dr. Michael Hyman, North Carolina State University